Middle East University has further consolidated its standing in academic and national forums after a team from the Faculty of Business secured the Best Presentation Award at the PMI Jordan National Project Management Competition 2026. Organised by the Project Management Institute (PMI) Jordan Chapter, the competition featured 19 teams representing 12 Jordanian universities, with 11

Middle East University hosted a panel discussion entitled “Living Roots, Resilient Narratives: Preserving Intangible Cultural Heritage in a Changing Jordan”. Under the auspices of the president of the university, Professor Salam Al-Mahadin, the session engaged in specialised scholarly discussions concerning the mechanisms for constructing a cultural narrative capable of safeguarding elements of intangible heritage and

Middle East University has signed a strategic cooperation agreement with the Jordan Article Numbering Association (GS1 Jordan), aimed at advancing academic and applied collaboration within digital supply chains whilst embedding digital transformation frameworks in accordance with international best practices and standards. The agreement was formally executed by the president of the university, Professor Salam Al-Mahadin,

Dr Haya Yassin, a faculty member at Middle East University’s Faculty of Pharmacy, has co-organised a highly specialised international workshop entitled “Joint Early Career Researcher Workshop: Shaping a Research Agenda on Pharmacy and Substance Use Disorders in Jordan”. This academic initiative was delivered in partnership with scholars from the University of Jordan and the University

The Department of Architecture within the Faculty of Engineering and Design at Middle East University, in collaboration with the Jordan Green Building Council (JGBC), has concluded a specialised training workshop on the global “Excellence in Design for Greater Efficiencies” (EDGE) programme. Focusing on sustainable development, the workshop explored the latest insights and standards shaping the

The Faculty of Information Technology at Middle East University participated in the closing ceremony for the inaugural cohort of the “TechForward” initiative. Launched by the Information and Communications Technology Association of Jordan (INTAJ), the initiative aims to align graduation projects with real-world tech sector challenges, thereby enhancing integration between academic outputs and the demands of

Mahmoud Al-Khawaldeh, a student at Middle East University’s Faculty of Information Technology, has qualified for the regional stage of the Global Student Entrepreneur Awards (GSEA). By securing first place nationally, he will represent Jordan and his university among the region’s elite student entrepreneurs. Central to this success is his pioneering project, “Care AI”, which integrates

Middle East University has signed a collaboration agreement with the Free Zones Directorate (Airport Free Zone), aiming to build a strategic partnership that contributes to developing national competencies in supply chain and logistics while enhancing student readiness for the demands of the digital economy and an evolving labour market. To formalise this executive framework, the

Middle East University hosted the final stage of the “Convince Me” competition, an initiative organised by the Independent Election Commission’s “Ana Osharek” (I Participate) programme. Featuring broad participation from Jordanian university students, the event epitomised constructive intellectual competition while fostering the values of responsible dialogue and informed civic engagement. Aligning with this institutional vision, the

Middle East University, represented by the Innovation and Career Development Centre, has launched the fifth edition of its “Future Leaders” Summer Club in collaboration with the STEM Village platform for educational innovation. Designed to align with modern technological shifts, this year’s club offers advanced content that meets the demands of the Fourth Industrial Revolution. The